New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
oTEER WAYS OF PAINE, THE A1sEB.
nm HE HAVE sEsrLE 1MBEcIrlrrs

.rpr THAT HE HAp-STEAL-
,ro NAPKINS AND EEwsPAPER@
Important testimony was gwen yo'.o'u.y .o1 Do.
..-ta Ro,ns in regard to the habits OF ssmos no:
r. ,t..r and about the indications that No wss s"oo0
.,,,. ,mh.cty DAVID N. Carvalho, the expert IN
WIN s0A. -. cros examined. With chemicals. .
~d a csddiugton lens he examined the power OF
dven hy Paine 10 wardwell, and ropeateA that
finds Of ink had beeA used In writing tho instru'
80. and that portion Of It had been added oy wsr~
sll above the signature, after the latter was wrs'oA
e C. starkweasher, recalled Identified the ssres"en'
With wardwel for the payment of ten percens ''' sn'
property Of Paine's that might be found.
Rra,ne Walsh Of Iausngburg testified that ne became
ecnua,uted with Paine through George w. Morgan inc
orran,s, In 1863 From that time until 1876 wncn 'ne
tn.ss to live In NewYork. he saw Paine almost
averv Sunday mt Grace Church. He also met nun ~
Philharmonic and at the opera on these oce.
atoms and always the mser without stockings or COL
lar The witness continued:
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Albert Ascher, pianomsker, who had known ps, me
Cor thirteen years deposed that formerly he was en-
Moved nv man named Ernest in BroOmest Paine OFTEN
called there. He was very peculiar The witness ooN-
timed:
He played very mean trick once. He was In the
habit getting cent: from Mn Ernest Sr snnn Ssa n
issh paper Pssrss
S sSI 3 sa Fl them s
put ,s q that rsns tn.
poke, OF his dapated leaving me Just enough 70 pn
I, totally ali obi oSSiiv,ous Of ih: ~
The witness said Paine in the habit Of taking the
%o ssy aS S out here's Hide hs papers
put them in The safe One night at an am s ~
s sa" snS a asaps al Pns
ens day Ss at us and
WSc y scme one had dropped in the gutter
looked around that the coast was clear and went OH
Dr. Albert s Asbmead who had his Office formerly in
the house in which Paine lived in Beekerst ana also
One incident as follows:
An that the house Was tre was given one Day
To Iasr o .Sdss
Su 1Han fsas was si.iins IN pushing
ticking with the snds Of his nnGs, Lnsf
a around hun OH and soSu Sp
s Sn1 s
c icing sa n%s' S
him Paine once and 'a a"%
aS s s, ns 81
S %sssht eoS TneT wen" out the
"For what you much noise coming in, MT Pane
Paine answered Oh 20 devil That the only
time heard him immoral language he used
them OF the front window
When Luer found fault with him for his hthy habits IN h
Sd rnn cue wOa that bad
said and he had only 1915 70 live on
The witness said that Paine very sensitive and
tears rolled down his cheeks when he was found fault
with He was in habit Of stealing napkins and news
papers seemed about eighty years old The witness
was next examined as the condition OF Paine's mind
and body. He said
studied his He had an incomplete pa
rayss both due to shrinking OF the SPINAL cord and
was in condition imbecity decay had pc
cuar walk dropped and arenty he could pot
shoulder He bent over and walked with his
knees bent and owing want OF power In
the muscles Of the back and legs
The hearing will be resumed at IL a. N. to-day.